England kick-off times and dates for quarters, semis and final of World Cup if they make it

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England are through to the World Cup quarter-finals after a hard-fought win over Mexico

Everything you need to know about England’s possible World Cup times and dates

1. Round of 16 result against Mexico: England progressed to the quarter-finals by securing a thrilling 3-2 victory over Mexico in the round of 16. Jude Bellingham scored a quickfire double, and Harry Kane netted a crucial penalty to ensure the team advanced past the host nation in regular time, even after Jarell Quansah was sent off in the second half.
2. Upcoming Norway fixture: The Three Lions are now preparing to face an Erling Haaland-inspired Norway in their crucial quarter-final clash. The Manchester City striker scored twice to help Norway defeat five-time champions Brazil 2-1 and book their well-deserved spot in the last eight.
3. Quarter-final schedule: This highly anticipated quarter-final against Norway is confirmed for Saturday, July 11. Fans in the UK can tune in for a 10pm kick-off, with the game being held at the impressive Miami Stadium in Florida.
4. Semi-final schedule: If England successfully navigate their quarter-final test, they will play their semi-final match on Wednesday, July 15. The game will feature an 8pm kick-off and will see the squad travel back to play at the Atlanta Stadium.
5. Potential semi-final opponents: A victory over Norway would set up a demanding semi-final against a team in the knockout bracket. Their potential opponents at this stage include Argentina, Egypt, Switzerland or Colombia.
6. Final schedule: Should England make it all the way through the tournament, the final is scheduled for Sunday, July 19. The showpiece event will get underway with an 8pm kick-off at the New York New Jersey Stadium.
7. Potential final opponents: Reaching the final would mean facing a formidable team that emerged victorious from the other half of the knockout draw. Possible opponents for the ultimate prize include France, Spain, Portugal, Morocco, the USA or Belgium.

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